Highland City announces a vacancy in the office of City Council created by the resignation of Council Member Brittney P. Bills. Any qualified person interested in being considered for appointment may contact Stephannie Cottle, Highland City Recorder, at (801) 772-4505.

Want to join the Highland Youth City Council? Applications for this upcoming year will be due November 30th at 11:59 p.m. on our website: bit.ly/HC-youthcounci….

The City has been working for the past year and a half on updating the City's General Plan. Learn more, take a look at the draft, and give your feedback at highlandut.gov/229/Current-Pr…. Please share your comments by November 24th so they can be incorporated into the final draft.

American Fork Fitness Center is used by many Highland residents. They are gathering data regarding the usage of their fitness center in anticipation of making some changes in 2026. If you use the facility, they want to hear from you. Take the survey and enter to win prizes!

We loved having Santa and his reindeer in Highland! Thanks for joining us to meet Santa, feed his reindeer, enjoy Christmas classics from our bell choir, and drink hot cocoa under the lights🎅🏼🎄❤️ Come see the Splash Pad lights from 6-10PM every day until December 26th!

Our new Parks Maintenance Building is now open! Stop by for an open house to see the new facility, meet the team who cares for our parks, and learn how we’re investing in a better community! Join us December 8th from 5-7PM at 10400 N Alpine Highway, next to the Community Center.

Come to the Town Center Splash Pad to enjoy the holiday lights from 6-10PM every day until December 26th!🎄❤️

Help us raise as much as we can for the Utah Food Bank! This fundraiser will have a positive impact on the 445,000 Utahns facing hunger right now. The donation box is located in the lobby of Highland City Hall through December 18th. Thank you for your generosity!

A brand-new playground is now open at Heritage Park!🎉 Bring the kids, explore the new equipment, and enjoy some outdoor fun! It’s located at Heritage Park at 10400 N Alpine Hwy, Highland, UT 84003.

Congratulations to Ron Campbell! Highland City Council has appointed him to fulfill the vacancy left by Brittney P. Bills and will serve on the City Council through 2027.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Highland City Cemetery this last Saturday for the Wreaths Across America Ceremony. Wreaths were presented in tribute to each branch of the United States Armed Forces as we gathered to remember and honor the sacrifices of our veterans.

Construction is beginning near the Angels Gate trailhead by Hogs Hollow. Please use caution, as heavy machinery operators may have difficulty seeing hikers and cyclists. A bridge over the gas line easement will improve trail access and is expected to be completed this spring.

The PI Pump Station on 6000 W opened last month, helping us access more of our water shares and deliver more consistent, reliable PI pressure throughout the city!💧🎉 The project also included a new safe pedestrian crossing over 6000 W along the Murdock Canal Trail.

There has been a small roof fire at the Highland City Library. First responders are on scene. Please stay away from the area so emergency crews can do their work. We will share additional information as it becomes available. Thank you for your cooperation!

Due to a small fire, Highland City Library will be closed on Friday and Saturday, January 2–3, while we assess smoke and water damage. We are incredibly grateful that no one was injured. You can donate to recovery efforts on Venmo (Friendsofthe-HighlandCityLibrary). Thank you!

The General Plan is the official policy basis of the City Council to guide the private and public physical development of the community. It is scheduled to be approved by City Council on January 20th, 2026. The public hearing will be held that same day at 6:00 PM at City Hall.

Join us on January 21st from 6-8 PM at City Hall! Highland City is teaming up with a local nonprofit to plan improvements to the Highland Glen Bike Park on Knight Avenue, and we want your input. Stop by to share ideas and shape a park designed for riders of all ages and levels.

On Monday, March 2nd, the cemetery will be cleared of ALL grave decorations, real or artificial, including trinkets, ornaments, lamps, shepherd hooks, etc. Please remove all decorations prior, but you may bring them back the day after. Please call (801) 772-4505 with questions.